Wallasey Town Hall - 10th Jul 2012 10:05am
Wallasey Town Hall 1920s. Notice Egremont Ferry still in place and Guinea Gap can be clearly seen.
Wallasey Town Hall 1920s. Notice Egremont Ferry still in place and Guinea Gap can be clearly seen.
Re: Old Town Hall - 10th Jul 2012 10:21am
I presume the Town Hall was fairly new then? The stonework looks quite clean compared to the standard gunge/grey/black of every other building.
Re: Old Town Hall - 10th Jul 2012 10:24am
I've no idea when the Town Hall was built Pinz, does look good
Re: Old Town Hall - 10th Jul 2012 11:57am
Wallasey Town Hall opened 1916. (Wikipedia).
Re: Old Town Hall - 11th Jul 2012 10:37am
Originally Posted by chriskay
Wallasey Town Hall opened 1916. (Wikipedia).
Might have opened but not as a town hall. It was a military hospital in the first war.
There are actually two town halls in that photo. The first one being in Church street.
Re: Old Town Hall - 11th Jul 2012 10:46am
If memory serves and didn't we touch on this the other week, King George V pressed a button to lay the foundation stone around about 1914 when visiting.
Re: Old Town Hall - 11th Jul 2012 7:44pm
It's good to see a partial view of my Primary and Infants school at the bottom of the photo.Riverside.Anyone else go there?